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We’re celebrating all the businesses that make Charleston so special. Nominate your favorite so we can share it with the whole audience.

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Ted’s Butcherblock | Butcher shop
“I have lived in Charleston for over 30 years. At the time, no one was offering high-end, all-natural meats or international items. We filled a niche in the community.” — Owner, Ted Dombrowski
  • Inspired by his grandparents, who were butchers, Ted runs a full-service butcher shop, deli, and cafe that offers everything from all-natural meats to sandwiches.
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Millie Lynn Boutique | Women’s Clothing Boutique
“I named the store after my Grandma Millie, who always told us to live life to the fullest and buy the dress now instead of waiting.” — Owner, Stacey Weismann
  • Keep your eyes peeled for the giant pink bows in the windows of this King Street boutique. It showcases clothing that reflects the Holy City’s bubbly vibes.
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Events

Friday, March 27

Aromatic Candle Dipping: Amber | Friday, March 27-Tuesday, March 31 | 12-2 p.m. | Middleton Place | Included with admission

Bridge Run Pre-Party | 4-10 p.m. | Cantina 76, Mount Pleasant | Price of purchase

Poker Night | 9 p.m. | The Ansonborough Hotel | $50

Roller Skating on the Point | Friday, March 27-Sunday, March 29 | Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina, Mount Pleasant | $18

Flowertown Festival 2026 | Friday, March 27-Sunday, March 29 | Azalea Park, Summerville | Price of purchase

Saturday, March 28

After Bridge Run Party | 9 a.m.-4 p.m. | The Ryder Hotel | Price of purchase

Botanical Self-Healing Workshop for Dogs | 10 a.m.-1 p.m. | Botanical Self Healing | $56

Zuma Imports Spring Warehouse Sale | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | Zuma Imports, Mount Pleasant | Price of purchase

Credit One Charleston Open Watch Party | Saturday, March 28-Sunday, April 5 | Times vary | American Gardens | Free

Cooper River Bridge Run 2026 | 8 a.m. | Mount Pleasant to downtown | $75

Sunday, March 29

Puppy Yoga | 10-11 a.m. | Wild Dunes Resort, Isle of Palms | $45

Chair Massages with Sara | 1-4 p.m. | Two Blokes Brewing, Mount Pleasant | $15+

Plant Bingo | 4-6 p.m. | Wyrd Sisters Taphouse & Brewery, North Charleston | $25

Vietnam Veterans Day | 1 p.m. | Patriots Point, Mount Pleasant | $0+
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News Notes

Announced

“I’m super disappointed to not be playing the Charleston Open this year. This tournament means so much to me,” said world-ranked No. 27 and Charleston’s Emma Navarro. She has withdrawn from the Credit One Charleston Open due to illness. She said she feels optimistic she’ll be back competing in the coming weeks.

Coming Soon

Get a taste of the Hamptons when Palma Day Club arrives this summer at The Wonderer on Saturdays from 1 to 9 p.m. The poolside day club blends music and hospitality, and tickets or table reservations are required

Eat

Speaking of loving local, did you know Hank’s Seafood Restaurant loves using Charleston suppliers? It calls on Crosby’s, CudaCo., and Lowcountry Oyster Company for fresh ingredients to use in dishes like tuna tartare and shrimp + grits. Stop by for lunch and try things out for yourself.

Asked

Spicewalla, an Asheville-based spice brand, is helping you add the flavors you know and love (from Chef Shuai Wang’s North Charleston restaurants) to your pantry. Got a burning question? Let us know, and we’ll ask. We’re going to chat with Corrie and Shuai about the new spice launch.

Real Estate

Charleston is the No. 30 homeowner hotspot for Gen Z housing, according to a RentCafe study. The study found 4,275 Gen Z owner households in 2023.

Ranked

No. 31. That’s where SC landed on WalletHub’s list of the most innovative states. From snack companies to beverage brands, Charleston helps fuel that innovation with 20+ products made here.

Community

This year, honor your mother by standing with another. Purchase a limited-edition Mother’s Day card from East Cooper Community Outreach (ECCO) and help provide food, care, and support to local families. Here’s how to get involved.*

Number

$1.50. That’s the price of Costco’s iconic hot dog — a tasty shopping staple and a viral deal in its own right. But it’s far from the only bargain worth knowing about. From overlooked perks to smart in-store strategies, here are 10 lesser-known hacks every Costco shopper should have in their back pocket.*

Health

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Wellness

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Editor’s Pick

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My fellow WFH friends, bring your hotspot and laptop to this ideal working location, and maybe do some shopping on your lunch break.

Photo by CHStoday

Although tennis is at the center of the Credit One Charleston Open experience, its offerings stretch far beyond the court. Not only does it provide first-class competition, but it also offers the area’s best bites and even hand-one opportunities through pickleball + padel.

But, there’s a new experience you can’t miss, enter COCO Co-Op.

Just steps away from the court, you can shop exclusive local collections crafted for the Credit One Charleston Open.

The Buy

It’s lightning deal time. Snap up these top-rated items, up to 55% off today only in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale.

⚡ Save 33% on this No. 1 best-selling women’s sports bra, built to provide support and cushioning during high-impact exercise.
⚡ This cute swimsuit cover-up is 20% off this morning, the lowest price of the year so far — grab it in a tropical print or stick to timeless black or navy.
⚡ Refresh bedding with 38% off cooling bamboo sheets, made with a luxurious, high-end feel that stays cool to the touch on hot nights.
⚡ Restock your bra drawer with 55% off this comfortable wireless bra, great for everyday wear.
⚡ This top-rated men’s knit polo is 27% off and will earn you style points at spring + summer occasions.

Prices are subject to change.
Most deals end tonight — shop them now
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The Wrap

Love all, is more than just a score on Friday, April 3. If you’re looking for some date night inspo? Session 12 of the Credit One Charleston Open is for the couples. There’s a special Date Night Offer giving folks $20 off two general admission tickets.
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